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Ten Good Reasons
It's a perfect world. There's no war, famine, disease or pestilence. There's no crime, hatred or even uncivil words. The economy is boomi...
Off-shore Drilling Makes Sense
America's energy independence has been restrained ever since Congress passed the Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act in 1978. That legisla...
Deep Drilling Frenzy
For national security reasons, there are regions we need to be drilling but aren't, like the Artic Wildlife Refuge and Florida's coast. T...
Energy Alternatives Can Reduce Dependance
"Over time, the U.S. needs to limit its dependence on foreign oil, especially from the Middle East, shifting to other sources of supply a...
Oil and Global Strategic Positioning
"It is only a matter of time until America's energy security, including its economic health and defense capabilities, will be jeopardized...
Foreign Oil Sources: Shaky at Best
In concluding his remarks at The Heritage Foundation in March of 2003, Sen. Conrad Burns (R-Montana) stated, "Before 9/11, the U.S. Congr...
The "Hdden Cost" of Imported Oil
The recent newly discovered petroleum pool beneath the Gulf of Mexico which could yield, by some estimates, 3 billion to 15 billion barre...
ANWR Wackiness
The recent newly discovered petroleum pool beneath the Gulf of Mexico which could yield, by some estimates, 3 billion to 15 billion barre...
Good News from the Gulf
As previously mentioned in the FaxLine Report, the Gulf of Mexico has great potential for oil and gas reserves. So much so, that earlier ...
Energy Policy Redo
For years, policy makers have been telling us we need a comprehensive energy policy. After four years of partisan wrangling, Congress fi...
Cheaper by the Gallon
Some friends recently sent me an e-mail which compares the price of the last gallon of gasoline you purchased to other products we use ev...
Toward Energy Independence
With America importing 56% of the oil we currently use, energy independence looks like a pipe dream. BP's current shutdown in Alaska's ...
Energy Dependence
Monday's announcement that BP is shutting down its corroded pipeline in Alaska's Prudhoe Bay serves as a timely reminder of the importan...
Enemy of the State
These days it seems many of America's most prominent journalists are democracy's greatest critics. Under the protection of freedom of sp...
Getting America Right
Well, the primary is over and the runoffs are next. I hope we will finally see issues discussed and positions taken. Candidates need to a...
Mere Politics
Perhaps the average voter's cynicism toward our election process is because the mud which invariably gets thrown is often so thick it blu...
Sunlight is the Best Disinfectant
Sunlight is the best disinfectant. The New York Times reports that Oklahoma Sen. Tom Coburn (R) is pushing for "a public database, search...
I am the Flag
With this week's amendment to ban flag burning failing and the 230 birthday of our nation being celebrated next week, I thought I would s...
Free Markets and Reducing Our Dependence on Foreign Oil
This OCPA FaxLine Report features an insightful article by Lindsay Walle, a bright young collegian who is interning for OCPA this summer ...
Hey Big Spender!
last week I told you about OCPA's newest website, HeyBigSpender.org. It notes some of the more appalling misuses of tax money we have eve...
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Competition is benefiting Oklahoma he...
Wednesday, June 19, 2013 -
Income-tax-sandwich watch
Tuesday, June 18, 2013 -
Free Market Friday: Saving retirement
Friday, June 14, 2013 -
All three branches disappoint on laws...
Thursday, June 13, 2013
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Why school boards often don’t represent their c...
Monday, November 21, 2011 -
At a glance: State ballot questions
Tuesday, October 09, 2012 -
Oklahoma’s Improved Economic Performance Sugges...
Tuesday, October 04, 2011 -
Mitch Daniels, straight shooter
Tuesday, January 29, 2013















